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A fragile ceasefire between nuclear neighbours India and Pakistan appears to be holding, but both sides are accusing each other of violations.

India and Pakistan have boosted their military capabilities since they clashed in 2019. As tensions rise between the nuclear-armed neighbours, this is how they stack up. 

India and Pakistan are blaming each other for violating a ceasefire just hours after the truce was reached on Saturday.

The sporting body told ABC News it was the only way out of the country, as airports remain closed.

The conflict between India and Pakistan is continuing to escalate with both countries now mobilising their armed forces.

India and Pakistan trade blows with drone and missile strikes as tensions rise in Kashmir conflict.

Pakistan launches a military operation against India as the neighbouring countries extend their worst fighting in nearly three decades.

For decades, India has suffered the deaths of soldiers, security personnel and civilians in its state of Kashmir from cross-border terrorism. Nine years ago, it decided to try something new.

India and Pakistan are now targeting each other's military infrastructure – an escalation of hostilities.

Blasts have rung out across the Indian city of Jammu during what the government said was a Pakistani drone and missile attack on military stations around the Kashmir region on the second day of clashes between the nuclear-armed neighbours. 

India says it "neutralised" Pakistan's attempts to strike military targets with drones and missiles, as fighting spreads between the nuclear-armed neighbours. 

Pakistan's prime minister's office said five Indian fighter jets and drones had been shot down as tensions continue to escalate.

The latest escalation in violence between India and Pakistan has left the diaspora communities in Australia fearing for their families trapped in the conflict zone.

As the world waits with bated breath to see what will happen next between India and Pakistan, there are signs the conflict between the two nuclear-armed states may have reached a plateau.

Pakistan says its military has delivered a ‘befitting reply’ to Indian attacks by shooting down five Indian jets and a drone.

Debris is scattered across the site of an Islamic study centre in Bahawalpur after an Indian aerial attack.

Pakistani officials say at least 26 people have been killed by the strikes on territory controlled by Islamabad.

India launched the strikes early on Wednesday, saying it was targeting "terrorist camps" that served as recruitment centres. Pakistan says that was an "act of war". 

Pakistan's former National Security Advisor Moeed Yusuf says nothing good can come from a war between the two countries.

India's strikes on Pakistan-controlled territory mark the worst fighting in six years between the two nuclear-armed neighbours and follow mounting tensions since a deadly militant assault in Kashmir, with the next steps likely to determine how serious things become from here.